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10 August 2018
Elephants are the world’s largest land animals. But they’re so much more.
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12 August 2018
We know elephants are suffering at tourist attractions. But our new research reveals that their trainers and keepers – known as mahouts – are losing out too.
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02 August 2018
We rush to rescue 16,000 dogs, cows, horses, cats and more, who’ve been left weak and injured by the disaster in the Limón region
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27 July 2018
This International Tiger Day 2018 (July 29), we’re urging Thai authorities to end captive tiger breeding for wildlife tourist attractions and the traditional medicine industry
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12 July 2018
After a series of dramatic ups and downs, Nepal’s last known "dancing bear" arrived on (July 11, 2018) at a specialist sloth bear sanctuary in India. He was wrongfully placed in a substandard zoo earlier in 2018
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22 June 2018
World Animal Protection welcomes the decision taken by the Rajasthan Government to stop using ten elephants infected with tuberculosis at Amer Fort in Jaipur. The dangers of zoonotic diseases and tuberculosis in elephants have been been an integral part of our discussions.
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22 June 2018
World Animal Protection welcomes the decision taken by the Rajasthan Government to stop using ten elephants infected with tuberculosis at Amer Fort in Jaipur. The dangers of zoonotic diseases and tuberculosis in elephants have been been an integral part of our discussions.
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05 June 2018
We’re diving into Home Street, the mobile gaming app, to spread the word on lost and abandoned fishing gear, one of the most harmful threats to wildlife in our oceans
30 May 2018
Happy Elephant Care Valley in Chiang Mai is shifting away from cruelty and becoming an elephant-friendly attraction. Together with some of the world’s most influential travel companies, we’re working to push the landmark transition forward
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22 May 2018
Across the world, and throughout Asia, wild animals are being taken from the wild, or bred in captivity, to be used in the tourism entertainment industry. They will suffer at every stage of this cruel process and throughout their lives in captivity.
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26 April 2018
. Nick Stewart, Head of Wildlife in Entertainment at World Animal Protection says:
“TripAdvisor’s new animal welfare policy is a step forward, but it creates significant loopholes and falls well short of what it’s intended to do: protect wild animals.
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